Missouri City, TX — The Wolfpack and Stampede faced off in an instant classic Super Bowl game that will undoubtedly go down in history as one of the greatest games ever. After trading leads throughout the first three quarters of play, the Wolfpack found themselves in a 14 point deficit with one minute and forty-eight seconds to play. A 58 yard kickoff return by Vondell Hargrove set up the offense for a very quick score, where the arm of Wesley Geisler leads JD Duncan into the endzone. The 2 point play followed with Geisler hitting Dalton Flowers. This brought the deficit to 6 points. Kevin Provance came in with a perfect onside kick at the perfect time which was recovered by CJ Lewis. Next, it was Geisler connecting with Flowers, once again to tie the game at 40. Provance drills the extra point to give the Wolfpack the lead with 10 seconds remaining. After a good return by the Stampede, Cedric Harris was able to seal the game with an interception on a last-play heave. The course of the game may not have been perfect, but the TUFA season ended with the Wolfpack with a perfect season, 13-0!

Jarrell, TX — The Leander Wolfpack advanced to the TUFA Super Bowl after outlasting the Space City Heat, 31-28 in an instant-classic overtime win. After the Pack jumped ahead 20-7 in the first half, it was all Heat in the 3rd quarter as they scored 21 unanswered points. It was the defense and big special teams plays that boosted the Pack in the 4th quarter to send the game to overtime. Winning the coin toss, the Wolfpack offense sustained a dominating drive which ended with a field goal by Kevin Provance. With the NFL overtime rules, the Heat were given one chance to possess ball. The Death Row Defense showed up just in time, as Andre Taylor intercepted a pass on the Heat's second play of overtime to win the game.

Jarrell, TX — The Wolfpack defeated the Bison to complete the task of becoming 10-0, undefeated for the regular season. However, the mission has just begun as the Pack awaits the first round of playoffs to see who is next on their to-do list. The second round playoff game will be played at 7:00PM at Cougar Stadium in Jarrell, TX on June 12th!

Jarrell, TX — The Leander Wolfpack defeated the Austin Vipers, 31-7, this past Saturday to move to 9-0 on the season. Not only did they keep their perfect record in place, the Pack secured home field advantage throughout the playoffs. Strong defensive performances by Dexter Bray Sr., Andre Taylor and Garfield Hawk were matched by equal intensity on the offensive side by JD Duncan, Dalton Flowers, Daevon Brown, and Macario Banda. However, it was Kicker Kevin Provance stealing the show with 3 second quarter field goals and 11 total points. The Wolfpack look to remain unbeaten by closing out the regular season at home versus the Capital City Bison this Saturday at 7:00PM in Jarrell, TX.

San Antonio, TX — The Leander Wolfpack traveled to San Antonio to defeat the previously unbeaten Texas Ravens to clinch their first Divisional Championship. This means that the Pack will have a bye for the first round of the playoffs and will host the second round playoff game. Not only was that a divisional-clinching win, but it was also win #30 for the Pack in just 3 and a half seasons!

Georgetown, TX — The Bell County Raiders, being unable to complete the season allows the Wolfpack to column a forfeit win to move to 7-0 on the season. This is no surprise as the Wolfpack defeated the Raiders 86-0 the first game of TUFA League play this season.

Austin, TX — The Wolfpack offense, led by quarterback Wesley Geisler's 3 passing touchdowns to receivers Dalton Flowers(2) and Wanya Ward(1) had to overcome an unprecedented amount of adversity against the Austin Vipers. It was the Wolfpack defense that came up big with the game-winning touchdown with a forced fumble and recovery in the endzone by Kamryn Cunningham. The Pack will return to action May 1 at Home against the defending TUFA and National Champion Texas Colts!

Jarrell, TX — The Wolfpack defense came in and ran away early with a FEW takeaways and touchdowns agains the Coastal Bend Bears. The defense was powered by a dominant performance by the front 7 led by Kamryn Cunningham and John Holt which led to the record setting touchdowns by Andre Taylor, Taylor Wright, Bennett Stokes, and CJ Lewis. On the offensive side, Wesley Geisler spread out the scoring love by tossing 5 touchdowns and running one in himself. Beneficiaries of the receiving touchdowns were led by Jenaris Clay with 2, while Wanya Ward, Nicholas Jackson, and Dalton Flowers all hauled in TD passes. Jewel Russell came in and found Collin Everman in the corner of the endzone to cap-off the record scoring evening.